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Natalie Barr and Matt Shirvington mingle with multi millionaires at $3500-a-head Gold Dinner dubbed Australia's answer to the Met Gala
The celebrities were out in force at the Gold Dinner 2025 at Sydney 's Royal Botanic Gardens on Wednesday night.
The exclusive, invite-only charity event, dubbed Australia's answer to the Met Gala, raises funds for the for Sydney Children's Hospitals Foundation - and tickets cost an eye-watering $3500.
Leading the charge was Natalie Barr who stunned in a sleek black sleeveless gown with a feathered detail at the bust.
She added a smattering of dazzling high-end accessories included diamond choker and gold bracelet.
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Natalie was accompanied by Sunrise co-star Matt Shirvington who was chic in a well tailored tuxedo.
Linda Penn and Kristina Keneally posed together alongside the event's glamorous backdrop.
Former Deputy Leader of the Opposition Kristina opted for a pale lilac gown with a sleeveless design and a flared skirt, as well as a ruby and diamond choker.
Linda, the CEO of Lowes Menswear, who is worth a cool $400 million,stood out in a glittering silver gown with art deco panels and semi-sheer skirting.
Former Wiggles performer Emma Watkins stunned in a retro pink gown with a black and white floral design and a gem and pearl embellished neckline.
She wore a matching headband with a gold tiara effect and finished the look with a black and white belt, as well as pale pink patent bow flats.
Richard Roxburgh was dapper in a classic tuxedo, with the actor adding a white dress shirt and bowtie.
Natalie Conway was glimmering in gold with the singer matching her fitted frock with a thigh high split to her metallic heels.
She wore a matching headband with a gold tiara effect and finished the look with a black and white belt, as well as pale pink patent bow flats
